Four years after the 1983 Uchuraccay massacre, the Correctional Court in charge of the case issued its conviction. The court convicted three peasants from the Ayacucho hamlet of Uchuraccay accused of the crime. This sentence came in March 1987, four years after the events that took the lives of eight …
In March 1987, the Tribunal Correccional delivered a verdict on the Uchuraccay massacre, condemning three campesinos from the Ayacucho village for the crime. Additionally, charges were brought against General EP Clemente Noel Moral and seven other security force members for abuse of authority and obstruction of justice.
The Supreme Court issued a ruling on December 26, 1988, nullifying previous sentences imposed by the Tribunal Correccional. The court increased the sentences for several individuals, including Héctor Wilfredo Campos Yui, who received a sentence of no less than 25 years, and Julio César Alva Frías, who was sentenced to …